Because in my experience, warnings like that imply the horse would bite
my horse, not me. I would agree - me too
here.
And as I think on the whole incident more --- dog, horse, or guinea pig
--- animals that are a known threat do not belong in public.
Ditto - this is the point.
Maybe next time she would put herself between her horse
and any perceived threat instead of expecting others to get out of her mares
way. Might be some incentive to train the horse??You know,
people with stallions are expected _ EXPECTED - to keep their boy out of other
riders' space. Why should this be any different? A bad-mannered stallion is
considered dangerous and people want them left at home. A bad-mannered
mare or gelding as we see can also be dangerous - and should be left at
home.
